Using BrainGate, the world’s most advanced brain-computer interface, a woman with quadriplegia has used a mind-controlled robot arm to serve herself coffee — an act she hasn’t been able to perform for 15 years.

It may not make as much fashion statement as this crazy-looking Tesla coil hat, but it sure looks dangerous.

Urgent Call to Sea Shepherd Supporters – Help Save Captain Watson from Extradition to Costa Rica!

The satellite takes a full image of Earth from its stationary point over 35,000 kilometers above the Indian Ocean every 30 minutes, providing the material for the video below.

Low-cost non-noble electrocatalyst efficiently generates hydrogen gas for fuel.

This study highlights the importance of environmental factors in the inheritance of complex traits. Our interaction with the world could have effects well beyond our life time.

Data on octopuses from other parts of Antarctica, not separated by this particular ice sheet, support the theory that the creatures are genetically different.

The artificial leaf has a sunlight collector sandwiched between two films that generate oxygen and hydrogen gas.

The great thing about music is, everyone loves it and everyone can learn simple interactive musical games together.

The province has set aside $60 million over the next three years for electric vehicle incentives and the charging infrastructure.

Light from an alien “super-Earth” twice the size of our own Earth has been detected by a NASA space telescope for the first time in what astronomers are calling a historic achievement.

The gassy emissions from these giant dinosaurs may have been enough to warm the Earth, the researchers say.

Now, researchers have found the single gene that explains these fair tresses.

Nanoscientist Leo Kouwenhoven already caused great excitement among scientists in February by presenting the preliminary results at a scientific congress.

Depending on the weather, wind turbines can face whispering breezes or gale-force gusts. Such variable conditions make extracting the maximum power from the turbines a tricky control problem, but a collaboration of Chinese researchers may have found a novel solution in human-inspired learning models.

“Handsome” whale may be the only known all-white adult orca.

The fiberglass industry is circling their wagons, and you can’t rely on government agencies.

With jails fuller than ever and government budgets being slashed, is the future of prisoner management the robo-correctional officer.

Navizon I.T.S. makes it easy to pinpoint Wi-Fi devices anywhere its listening nodes are installed.

Sodium azide (NaN3) is a highly volatile and highly poisonous compound which is used to inflate airbags when a collision causes the sodium azide to violently explode and inflate the airbags.

High-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), mercury in vaccines, and agricultural pesticides are among the many cofactors that contribute to the onset of autism spectrum disorders, all of which deserve more attention from health authorities than they are currently getting.

Compounds in green tea act as powerful antioxidants that can promote apoptosis or programmed cell death, a mechanism missing in cancer cells that permits uncontrolled cell growth.

New science is shedding light on what really happens during out-of-body experiences — with shocking results.

At extremely high temperatures, hydrogen nuclei will fuse to form helium, spitting out more energy than the process consumes, something that has never yet been achieved by a human-made device.

Natural treatment for asthma helps reduce acute asthma attacks, manage chronic asthma and helps those with general trouble breathing.

Black cohosh extract as it is currently available might be an effective way to prevent or even mitigate Alzheimer’s symptoms without the need for an actual drug.

People just want a way out, and e-cigs shine a little bit of light at the end of that tunnel.

Once methanol runs the gauntlet of first-pass metabolism, its detoxification is no longer exclusive to the liver.

  The CIA’s plan to spy on every American by bugging everything—clock radios, phones, refrigerators, everything—is ready to be operational as soon as Big Brother’s super spy centers can go online. They will not only track everything you say and do, but will be able to correlate all the data they have been collecting for [...]

The network’s construction is ingenious. Each node is represented by a single rubidium atom, trapped inside a reflective optical cavity.